tailieunhanh - STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT on shrimp farms in the southeast of Thailand

This Minor Field Study (MFS) was performed by Teresia Lindberg and Anna Nylander, who are both studying Eco-toxicology at Uppsala University in Sweden. The report is a Master´s thesis for Teresia Lindberg. The Swedish International Development Agency (Sida) finances a number of so-called Minor Field Studies for students or young people to carry out a research project in a developing country. The study usually takes place in one of Sida´s target countries and is part of a local Sida-sponsored aid programme. The study was located on the south east coast of Thailand with the Coastal Resources Institute (CORIN) at the Prince of Songkhla University in Hat Yai as. | Minor Field Studies No. 176 STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT on shrimp farms in the southeast of Thailand Teresia Lindberg and Anna Nylander Supervisor in Sweden Hans-Georg Wallentinus Associate Professor and Director of the EIA Center SLU Department of Landscape Planning Ultuna Uppsala Supervisor in Thailand Magnus Torell Project leader at ICLARM Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences International Office Uppsala November 2001 ISSN 1402-3237 The Minor Field Studies series is published by the International Office of the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. Minor Field Studies are carried out within the framework of the Minor Field Studies MFS Scholarship Programme which is funded by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida . The MFS Scholarship Programme offers Swedish university students an opportunity to undertake two months field work in a developing country to be analysed compiled and published as an in-depth study or graduation thesis work. The studies are primarily made on subjects of importance from a development perspective and in a country supported by Swedish development assistance. The main purposes of the MFS programme are to increase interest in developing countries and to enhance Swedish university students knowledge and understanding of these countries and their problems and opportunities. An MFS should provide the student with initial experience of conditions in such a country. A further purpose is to widen the Swedish human resource base for international development cooperation. The International Office of the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences administers the MFS programme for the rural development and natural resources management sectors. The responsibility for the accuracy of information presented rests entirely with the respective author. The views expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the International Office. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences International .